democratic leader nancy pelosi will be speaking to reporters about their agenda. their reactions to the president's plans and actions so far, with additional executive actions planned to be signed. president trump plans to sign executive orders today enabling construction of his proposed wall on the u.s.-mexico border and targeting cities were local leaders refused to hand over illegal immigrants for deportation. according to white house officials, those familiar with the decisions, the action is part of a multi-they focus on immigration, among an array of sweeping changes to the nation's immigration system under consideration by the new president. president trump expected today to be heading over to the department of homeland security, visitsrnoon today, as he homeland security on sunday, over the weekend, on saturday, rather, he visited the cia over in langley, virginia. we will stay here live waiting to hear from nancy pelosi, live coverage in washington today that will include later today the briefing from white house spokesman sean spicer at 1:00 p.m. eastern

the honorable nancy pelosi of the state of california has received 189. the honorable tim ryan of the state of ohio has received two. the honorable jim cooper of the state of tennessee has received one. the honorable john lewis of the state of georgia has received one. the honorable daniel webster of the state of florida has received one. therefore, the honorable paul d. ryan of the state of wisconsin, having received a majority of the votes cast, is duly elected speaker of the house of representativeso the 15th congress. the clerk appoints the following committee to escort the speaker-elect to the chair. the gentleman from california, mr. mccarthy, the gentlewoman from california, ms. pelosi, the gentleman from louisiana, mr. scalise, the gentleman from maryland, mr. hoyer, the gentlewoman from washington, mrs. mcmorris rodgers, the gentleman from south carolina, mr. clyburn, the gentleman from ohio, mr. stivers, the gentleman from new york, mr. crowley, the gentleman from indiana, mr. messer, the gentlewoman from california, ms. sanchez, the gentleman f

the honorable nancy pelosi of the state of california has received 189. the honorable tim ryan of the state of ohio has received two. the honorable jim cooper of the state of tennessee has received one. the honorable john lewis of the state of georgia has received one. the honorable daniel webster of the state of florida has received one. therefore, the honorable paul d. ryan of the state of wisconsin, having received a majority of the votes cast, is duly elected speaker of the house of representatives to the 15th congress. the clerk appoints the following committee to escort the speaker-elect to the chair. the gentleman from california, mr. mccarthy, the gentlewoman from california, ms. pelosi, the gentleman from louisiana, mr. scalise, the gentleman from maryland, mr. hoyer, the gentlewoman from washington, mrs. mcmorris rodgers, the gentleman from south carolina, mr. clyburn, the gentleman from ohio, mr. stivers, the gentleman from new york, mr. crowley, the gentleman from indiana, mr. messer, the gentlewoman from california, ms. sanchez, the gentleman

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he's followed by nancy pelosi. he will actually introduce paul ryan, the speaker of the house. paul ryan will address members of the house of representatives and address the nation as well. he just tweeted by the way, paul ryan, honored to be elected speaker of the house for the 115th congress, the republicans are the majority in congress and avow to announce the agenda of the in-coming president donald trump. phil mattingly is joining us from capitol hill right now. phil, set the skoocene for us, nancy pelosi will introduce the speaker, but go ahead. >> reporter: that is correct, what we saw a few minutes ago was the completion of the house vote to speaker. what we actually saw was paul ryan faced fewer defections this time around than he did when he was initially elected speaker, why does that matter? he drew some angt -- angst. no real major defections, paul ryan will be the next speaker of the house and nancy pelosi once again elected minority leader. only a few defections for her as well. no major problems for either leader, it will be a congress run by republicans but wha

chuck schumer, nancy pelosi. potentially president obama. if he, does you'll see it live right here. we're talking with senator chris murphy who is gracious enough to race over here to our set after the meeting with president obama. i want to listen in with you for a minute to what we're hearing from kevin mccarthy. this is happening right now to what you're talking about from your meeting. let's listen. >> the act only deals with those bills of regulation that get imposed upon that cost more than $100 million on business. you think there would have been a few of those. but if you look in just the last six years, there was 82 of those presented and put in place every single year by this administration. we have to get that burden off and start working. the act will say no new rulings will be imposed without a vote of the house and senate where the people have a voice. we'll also be deal with obamacare. so many of you know of what these failed policies have done to america. if you look at those families that have employer-based insurance, thei

nancy pelosi and fake tears shuck schumer held a rally and the mike did not work. a mess.pelosi said that's not true, and the mike didn't work for a second but clearly lots of voices were heard about this, and what do you make about this political tactic for the president. >> let's note that the nickname for chuck schumer has gone from crown to fake tears, so movement there. it was not the most beautifully staged press conference last night when the democrats gathered at their protest and we know that president trump is something that pays keen attention to those presentational aesthetics. >> why didn't he have better execution of this order? >> i am not so sure he's not upset. >> that looked terrible for him. >> and those around him like steve bannon and steve miller in the white house, they really want this fight. they are engaging in the fight. i agree, donald trump can be persuaded by the optics. on the campaign, it rolled out as a muslim ban and the reaction it got, it made donald trump temper it and bring it into an anti-terror policy. it's not that he is immune to t

nancy pelosy knows that this thing is going down.t they're trying to do is wholesale repeal it, which is going to take time and then replace it. and what the democrats will do, and that was inartfully worded, but look at all of these people that got coverage. >> uh-huh. >> it's not perfect, but we can fix it. they want to burn it all down and then build it back up, which is not going to happen. and i think trump very smartly today with these tweets was trying to preempt what the democrats will do once they hit the gavel again and are back in session. a lot of folks make fun of the tweets. i think on this stuff, it's like a reddit top line. you don't need reddit when you have these tweets. trump says no. no. no. people have experienced these obscene out of pocket costs, huge premium increases, doctors are retiring, and these little bullet points are little triggers and reminders for people about what's happened when the government shoved through -- the obama government shoved through obamacare virtually no republican support. really -

ed lee and congresswoman nancy pelosi urged the crowd to continue fighting. labor leader dolorus was honored for her life-long fight. and we've dedicated a page on our website to martin luther king junior day highlighting local events and dr. king's legacy. you'll find it all on abc7news.com. >>> an american citizen is among the five dead after a shooting at a nightclub in mexico. done donya bacchus has video. >> reporter: the frightening moments caught on cell phone video. >> all of a sudden we heard four to five very clear shots. >> reporter: club goers ducking for cover and running after a gunman opens fire outside the blue parrot nightclub in play ya

and efforts to replace nancy pelosi was pushed.rontrson pushed to the of that effort was tim ryan of ohio. he received two votes. other democrats not voting for nancy pelosi, ron kind voted for and a democrat from arizona voted for john lewis. one democrat did not vote yesterday. randy up next in louisiana. looking for areas where republicans can work with democrats in the 115th congress. think bothust parties are the same. they play off each other. if they work together, that would be a surprise. -- when the american people wake up and ,ealize they've been had again the reason they are mad at trump is because he is not a player. everyone is mad at him. obama is just a puppet. don't blame him. his marchinging orders like everybody else in washington. it doesn't matter. they need a third-party. this is american hero on twitter this morning -- barbara in california. go ahead. they can don't think work together because the democrats won't do it. i did not want obama, but i did not have a fit like they do. they need to grow up. host: w

noel, the question is -- and nancy pelosi spoke the original thought was nancy saying, in fact, you shouldn't scrap the whole thing. how do you change obamacare? how do you unravel the bad parts of obamacare like it costing a lot more than it was supposed to without taking a lot of people off of insurance all together? >> well, you know -- david: hold on. that's for noel. >> sorry. >> no problem. well, you have to repeal and replace, and that's what donald trump said he was going to do. he's going to repeal and replace. and if you look at something -- a pick hhs that's replacing kathleen is tom price. tom price back in 2013 had a replacement model, and he actually in 2015 went back and revamped it. so there is a -- there are provisions for a replacement, if you will go back and look at -- hopefully he's going to be sworn in -- mr. price -- who's going to take over hhs. so not only republicans saying that they're going to repeal it, but we also do have an idea of what a replacement would be like. david: it's going to be a wild time this quarter. thank you very much. the panel is going to be ba

sit ncicap.org] >> house minority leader nancy pelosi and her weekly briefing. live from capitol hill on c-span. the news this morning on jobless numbers. new unemployment rate, it ticks up to 4.7% in december. 156 new jobs were added last month. a bit less than expected by economists. one note, not evident there on that graphic, is that hourly wages went up by the most in seven years. we heard minority leader pelosi talking about the intelligence reports. donald trump, the president leekt, will be hearing from intel chiefs today in new york city. we'll be watching in trump tower. a live shot there from trump tower in new york city.

nancy pelosi is back as a democratic leader with 194 house democrats read early on, big focus here will be on repealing the health care law known obamacare. >> you have to have something that is affordable. you have to have something that actually provides good health. is obamacare 100% broken? i don't take anybody says that, but it's an easy campaign sloga slogan. >> because there is no question that the rollout of the aca that occurred was not what was intended. the problem you have is that it's much more complicated when you try to withdraw the benefit. >> many democrats in this new congress or try to figure out where they will be able to work with a newly elected republican president, who is new to elected office. some say perhaps on reforming, fixing the nation's infrastructure, they may be able to work with him. other democrats say they would be with him on the issue of trade, and potentially withdrawing from the north american free trade agreement, known as nafta. >> i invite president trump to ohio. and i invite him to any state that has lost jobs because of nafta. we would like

they basically sat around, nancy pelosi is office an entire weekend coming up with the legislation, the $700 billion bailout. at one point it was -- republicans were sitting in the minority leaders office and schumer and rahm emanuel worse sitting in nancy pelosi is office and hank paulson was a treasury secretary the time. almost collapsed in the middle of the meeting because of so exhausting. >> host: want to take you back to 2008, september 2008 and chuck schumer is comment on the senate floor, particularly addressing the republican nominee at the time, senator john mccain. here's what that looked like speed and this cannot pass without strong bipartisan support. there will be some at both parties who will not vote for any plan. so neither party has a majority. neither the democrats by a small margin, nor the republicans who are close to a majority. but we will need broad bipartisan support, as many on each side of it i will just now vote for a plan. that's their prerogative. and so we need the president to get the republican house in order. even if we were to want to pass a bill wit

saw nancy pelosi, the democratic leader, my thorminority leader house. mitch mcconnell, majority leader in the senate. it's -- this is in the blue room over at the white house. they let reporters and photographers in just to get a little video of this. they're going to have a little private meeting that's going to be taking place. we're going to listen closely. on the left you see jared kushner, donald trump's son-in-law, who's emerging as a senior adviser to the president in the white house as well. actually this is a state dining room, i'm now told. not the blue room. over at the white house. the state dine iing room. all right. we'll listen in, hear who they have to say. big smiles on chuck schumer's face, nancy pelosi's face. very, very interesting, indeed. a busy day for the new president of the united states. a lot of breaking news happening on this day. we'll update you right after a quick break. you're smart. you already knew that. but it's also great for finding the perfect used car. you'll see what a fair price is, and you can connect with a tr

nancy pelosi in the house. to the point senator schumer is making there with dana, we have confirmation hearings starting next week. you made a smart point that we have a lot of questions about what campaign promise from the president-elect actually carry over into the new administration. when tom price is being confirmed for health and human services, how do they want to deal with obama care? when general madison is being confirmed for the defense secretary, what will he do about russia hacking and the threat from north korea on the table? go through each and every agency and we have a lot of question marks. the democrats, though, are powerless. unless they can get republicans, the democrats are largely powerless. >> all of these nominees have been working with the transition officials, specifically shifting policy ideas. we need to learn much more about what he thinks and what this administration thinks and simply about their own backgrounds. the reality is most of them, if not all of them, will likely be con

nancy pelosi is there along with paul ryan.o this is a bipartisan meeting right now. >> because he doesn't just represent republicans. now he represents the united states of america, and i'm pleased that the democrats and republicans are coming together. because that's what it's going to take to save this nation. we're in trouble. we have so many people on the welfare, so many people with hopelessness and despair, we need to see a leader. you had president-elect trump that brought what? 1,000 jobs to america before he went into the white house. now imagine if we all come together, kumbaya, we can rectify this thing that has been destroyed over the last eight years. barack obama did not create a more prosperous america. barack obama did not create a better america. liz: it was also in the meaning a number of democrats in the meeting. and what's striking here, angela is that earlier in the day, donald trump met with factory union leaders. and this is a democrat. these are historically the guys and the women who back democrats. wh

we hear from nancy pelosi and speaker paul ryan next. [gavel pound] pelosi: maybe you should be doing that. speaker ryan: no, you got it. i am just waving to family and friends. [gavel pound] pelosi: it is my honor to join speaker ryan in welcoming all of you to the 115th congress. to new members and your families in this special moment i offer a special greeting and special congratulations. each of us comes here sustained by the love of our own family and the trust of our constituents. i am grateful to my husband paul, our five children, our nine grandchildren, my husband, paul, our five children, nine grandchildren, and my family, especially our patriarch, my brother. and to the people of san francisco, thank you once again for the privilege of representing our beautiful and diverse city. in a brief span of days we will inaugurate a new president, donald trump. and a new vice president, our ormer colleague, mike pence. at that noon hour we will enact the peaceful transfer of power that is the bedrock of our republic. for eight years ou

nancy pelosi needs to retire. if there was not such an open door policy, we would not be in this situation we are in now. my family were immigrants after world war ii, coming from italy. host: ok. caller: we needed family members to vet for them, to prove who they were, to set them up in an apartment, and help find a job and get them situated here. it was not like you come to our country, taxpayers are giving them thousands of dollars to start a newtion eight housi -- a life, section eight housing. my family came in with the shirts on their backs and made a from nothing. -- a new life from nothing. host: jfk airport one of a number of airports where the demonstrations lasted throughout the day. there was a newlywed blocked from bringing her husband to florida. legal u.s. residents barred from returning to their homes. and line passengers booted from .lights worldwide -- airline passengers booted from flights worldwide. brett is joining us from lafayette, louisiana. good morning, sir. callergood morning. good morni

search in the search box "sean easily.to find it up next, the briefing from house democratic leader nancy pelosi from this morning. it's about 40 minutes. [applause] [applause] rep. pelosi: here we are. good morning, everyone. i think we can all agree that few people have more interest in -- have a more intimate understanding of the stakes of the health care debate in people's lives than america's nurses. as republicans forge ahead with their plan to repeal the affordable care act and make america sick again, it is my privilege to be joined by nurses from across the country who stand on the front lines of

nancy pelosi talks about tea party how democrats to be like the tea party.l we stop in front of alligator cage. supposed to be a natural setting. whole class we were looking at the glass, i glanced over, i saw a door was slightly a jar, i checked it out, and i open that door it put me to gator cage. i tip-toed to gator, they all looked like they were sleeping, i got closer to one, i was going to reach out it went for the kill. i bolled out with my arm in tact. when nancy pelosi suggested that accept accep accept accept won in -- tea party won in november, i am wondering there are wins for tea party, did they get everything they wanted, joining me to discuss. jennie, with you, we know about issues of smaller government are we going to dismantes el the department of education. but i am not sure of others. what do you think? >> i think we have best opportunity to do it, than i have seen in many years, i think that i am hopeful that republicans learn the lessons from early 2000s when they controlled white house, senate and congress and did not keep promise. and

leaderhouse democratic nancy pelosi.ohn: they formed a giant partnership over the last eight years. had a bit of a bumpy relationship in the senate. both ran for president in 2008 as rivals, then teamed up to when the white house twice and have become, as barack obama said about joe bide when he given the medal of freedom, brothers. close, close coming partners. john: we have seen some vice presidents unless you administrations. joe biden, dick cheney, al gore some of the most powerful and influential vice president in our entire history. genuinely i think what is most unusual here is there was not a bond between george w. bush and dick cheney like this one. there was not a bond between bill clinton and al gore like this one. the bond between these two men, and politics partners often talk about how close they become. it is watching these two over the last eight years and in the last couple of weeks it is incontrovertible how much they genuinely love each other. it is something i think we rarely ever see in politics were

after the president's visit, house minority leader, nancy pelosi, and senate minority leader, chuck schumer, spoke with reporters. mr. schumer: ok, good morning, everybody. we had a great meeting with the president. virtually all of our caucuses attended. he was very inspiring. telling us, we were working out our strategy and we have great deem of optimism -- deal of optimism that the good things that have happened in a.c.a. are going to stay. and that our republican colleagues don't quite know what to do, they're like the dog who caught the bus. they can repeal but they have nothing to put in its place and that means so many good things go away. that was basically the summary of the meeting. i want to thank my colleagues for being here. leader pelosi, and our leadership team, let me just thank senators harrison, sanders and klobuchar, warren, , for w, murray, baldwin coming. again, the president articulated the importance of preserving the affordable care act, medicare and medicaid as only he can. and it was an inspiring meeting for all of us. it was probably the last time the president wi

the numbers -- house members joined nancy pelosi to stand against repealing and replacing obama care with what republicans say will be a cheaper alternative. >> their plan is to make america sick again. remember the words of doctor king. he said that of all the forms of inequality, injustice and health is the most shocking and inhumane. >> reporter: constituents share their own stories under the affordable care act. one woman was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer three years ago. >> i'm still here. [ laughter ].[ cheering and applause ].>> i am getting life- saving treatments. i found out in august that a few areas came back. i wasn't afraid because i have apa and i can get life-saving treatments. >> reporter: encouraging words from john lewis. >> [ indiscernible ]. >> reporter: they called this their first and not their last.>>[ music ] . >> reporter: in san francisco, jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> they move closer to dismantling obama care and to rollback major parts of the health care law. >>> preparations are underway for friday's inauguration ceremony when donald trump will officially

it seemed to be effective. >> nancy pelosi can't have it both ways. can't be upset at republicans for wanting to tinker with this oversight, this ethical oversight -- >> you know you want to do an impersonation right now. >> [as nancy pelosi] you have to have ethics, that's what we have to say, you have to have ethics. and the giants and madison baumgartner. >> she can't be mad at donald trump for smacking paul ryan with his own gavel. >> this is the exact type of effectiveness i'm talking about from trump saying, you don't need a press conference, you don't need all this hoopla, you just lay it right down the center and really he called it out. you are right, he totally kind of embarrassed his own here, and in a good way. whether it's because he doesn't want this at all or he's got issue with the timing or the priority of it, regardless, the point was taken, and the adjustment was made, and that is the part i appreciate. >> i love the fact that the one lawmaker said he had, but it's the media's fault. >> we move on. the list of companies keeping jobs

california democrat nancy pelosi got 189 votes and congressman tim ryan of ohio, who ran against congresswomanelosi in a leadership election in late november, received two votes. we hear pelosi and speaker ryan, next. >> you should be doing that. speaker ryan: now, i got it. >>

. >> that's paul pelosi coming down the steps, nancy pelosi's husband. >> heading to palm springs, i suspect the former president will be found on a golf course tomorrow morning. >> let's see if we can't do a lightning round. lawrence o'donnell is watching with us. penny for your thoughts today. >> brian, this is the last time we will get to speak of the obama presidency in the present tense. so i will do that. amazing grace is the phrase that keeps coming to mind. when you see the way he greeted the trumps, it was really an extraordinary moment. when you realize that the birth of the trump political life was all about lying about president obama's birth and to see president obama greet him and go through his role today as he must and as he's doing with dignity and amazing grace is that final moment of obama amazing grace as president. >> hugh hewitt, your hopes and fears for the incoming trump administration. >> it's a tremendous balm, it's wonderful to see it all unfold in the same way every four years. >> it is a terrific pageant to look forward to. let's take it in as the first l

nancy pelosi joined other politicses. >> they want to reduce and cut medicaid. you have to understand that medicaid, medicine dmedicare and the aca are all together. >> reporter: the san francisco mayor, ed lee spoke about the human toll. >> we know high healthcare bills were the leading factor of personal bankruptcy. well, this repeal is just irresponsible. >> reporter: holding a vial of medicine, nancy pelosi drilled her message home. >> the cost of drugs is so high that people cannot sustain life without the affordable care act. >> reporter: nobody would know this better than nurses who also gathered in richmond. >> we need to speak up as californians and americans and citizens. we need to heed the call and stand up and speak out. >>> republicans have put forward a variety of replacement plans but it's not clear what the final version will look like. >>> thank you. the list is growing of house democrats that are joining representative john lewis in the inauguration boycott. seven of them are from california. east bay representative barbara lee is on the list.

. >> right there on your screen, we're seeing nancy pelosi walk out. hans, to your point that they were discussing potential parallel plan. paul ryan made some comments i'd like to share. >> we don't want to pull the rug out from people while we're replacing this law. the point is in 2017, we don't want people to be caught with nothing. we want to make sure there's an orderly transition so the rug is not pulled out from the families currently struggling under obamacare while we bring relief. >> but hans, do we have any concrete plans around this? earlier, i was speaking to anthony scaramucci from the transition team and it was, well, we're going to wait and see what's the plan is. do we actually think there could be a repeal before anything is laid out? that seems dicey. >> and, steph, that, to me, seems to be what's was indicated today. repeal will not happen before you have some sort of replacement. and when you finally work out all the kinks. and there's going to be a massive political conversation here. talking to some lawmakers coming out, they sa

the senate passed the same framework in the wee hours of the morning while nancy pelosi pleading with lawmakers not to get rid of president obama's signature piece of legislation. >> we will not allow republicans to make america sick again. >> reporter: supporters said this would be the number one item in president-elect trump's new administration with mr. trump tweeting this out this morning, the unaffordable care act will soon be history. president-elect trump will have to have a replacement plan no later than february 20th but there's no guarantee that will happen. many democrats like chuck schumer have said if it's repealed, it will be their problem but nancy pelosi said if the republicans come up with a plan that meet her standards, she is more than happy to vote for that. >> a lot to help and a phone call that general flynn reportedly made to a russian ambassador on behalf of mr. trump is raising questions. >> reporter: yeah. it's raising question because it is phone call from flynn to the russian ambassador came a bay before president obama imposed sanctions because of the hack

i'll credit you, nancy pelosi radio. - nancy pelosi radio, yeah, a friend's grandfather used that one on me, and i was like, "wow, never thought of that, no," but if she wants to donate, fine. - but you acknowledge that that is a perception that in some places exists. - in some places? in a lot of places. i report in places that are not your usual big city, big east coast city, and i hear it all the time. like, "oh, you're from npr, well you're just gonna blah." and i'm like, "well, here's what i know." i was in the middle east for five years. a, that's not liberal or conservative, we just did our job. so i don't know what that really means. that's where i got my start for npr. and b, i'm here to tell your story! you're not the kind of person that you would expect to hear on npr, right? and sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't, but i would love for somebody to do a study. - what is the genesis of this? - yeah, right. we're based in washington, d.c., we're on the east coast. there's a lot of well-educated, liberal type people who work for the news. that's a thing. - and you have

here is nancy pelosi from november. nancy pelosi: i have respect for regional support that and have friendships that people have and that is how people make their votes. i do not take much of that as personal offense to me. and we are a kaleidoscope. in day, some of us together support of a bill or in idea. and at the other day, we turn that will and there are different purchase a fence and a kaleidoscope. l and therethat whee are different people in the kaleidoscope. it is time for us to go forward. the fact is, i will tell you as thends, the fact is we have fate of our nation, the greatness of america, the character of her country has been under a salt and we have to act -- under salt and left a act to allay the fears that some people have. communicate more firmly with economic stability is essential and important to our nation and important to us as a priority. and not spend our time figuring tv and you you go on can more votes and how do you feel about that. i feel great. thank you. host: of that is from november. "

nancy pelosi blasted the change saying it would destroy the ethics office. she tweeted so much for draining the swamp. house speaker paul ryan argued against the change behind closed doors. his caucus approved it. it will be voted on by the full congress today. it is in a rule, it is likely to pass. >>> this morning, transition officials defending the skepticism about u.s. intelligence points to russia as the culprit in the election hacking. trying to tamp down the issues over what mr. trump will tell about inside information he said he would share today or tomorrow. we now know the meeting will not come today. don't expect any big reveal before the sit down or maybe ever. here is kellyanne conway on ac 360. >> i want to be clear about the information about the hacks that trump says he knows. quote, you will find out on tuesday or wednesday. will he actually announce what the information is tuesday or wednesday as he said he would after being briefed? >> he didn't necessarily say he would announce it. he is saying that we'll find out. i think it is all conti

>> greg: not nancy pelosi. >> juan: let me say this.ve a situation right now where you have trump's people described by conservatives as having botched the rollout. even if you give him the benefit of the doubt and say it's about trying to protect the country which is i think what you were trying to save, people would say why couldn't they have anticipated the impact with people with green cards? it got remedied after the fact, after the chaos the airports. in other words -- >> eric: don't use the word rights. >> greg: you know the iraqi interpreter that everybody made a big stink about. he said he likes trump. he wasn't even inconvenienced. >> you were saying the babies and adults. nancy pelosi and fake tears chuck held a rally on the steps of the supreme court. just like the democratic party, a mess. the heckler in chief, we were heckling at the beginning. >> greg: to juan's point. kevin mack alina from u.s. customs on how they dealt with the discrepancies. >> to put this in context and the first 72 hours, 1 million travelers came thr

chuck schumer and other senate leaders also nancy pelosi and others offering remarks.

we saw pointed statements from senator schumer on the floor and nancy pelosi directed at donald trump. talk it little bit about what that means legislatively. guest: democrats have said we are going to work with trump where we can. the areas they have highlighted our infrastructure, where trump says he wants to do a big infrastructure package, potentially some areas in renegotiating trade. ofocrats have been skeptical these free trade agreements that trump has also opposed. and potentially ending tax loopholes like carried interest. democrats said they will not be part of a tax on illegal immigrants, lgbtq beautie communities. there are areas they will stand for efforts tod repeal via 40 will care act, we do not expect any democrats to join -- the affordable care act, we do not spent any democrats to join republicans on that. they do not feel comfortable repealing if there's nothing to replace it with. far as going forward, do democrats have procedural maneuvers to help or messaging maneuvers? how does that work? guest: they have both. they can message against what republicans are doi

their choices in access have decreased. >> you heard nancy pelosi.he was the one who said you have to pass in an order to find out what's in it. and then she said if you break it, you buy it. republicans want to fix it. somebody call the hardware stor store. >> her voice is like butter made of steel wool. it grates along your brain. now they claim they are going to be accountable. we're going to force the president to be accountable. it's like going outside after eight years to the bright sun. they've been wearing blindfolds for the past 80 years, not holding president obama accountable for anything. all of a sudden they are going to wake up and do their job. >> here is the democratic minority leader chuck schumer on that issue. >> this will be an accountability congress. we will be a caucus that makes sure the president-elect keeps his commitment to truly make america great again. if president-elect trump lets ls the hard right members of congress and his cabinet run the show, if he attempts to adopt their policies which benefit the elites, special

thousands gather said in san francisco including the mayor and nancy pelosi as part of a nation day of action in 40 cities including los angeles and sacramento. bernie sanders warned michigan that organizers say was attended by 8,000 people. >> mr. trump when he ran for president promised the people of michigan and america that he was a different type of republican that wasn't going to cut social security, medicare and medicaid. it is reminding mr. trump he better keep his promises. we are watching. >> there are more rallies lined up in the coming weeks. >>> a castro valley grad is recovering after a survival story. natalie and jenna hydroplaned and ended up with their car in a creek. natalie was able to get out and waited 12 hours in the freezing weather. jenna never made it out of that car. there is a go fund me account started. >>> it's been a slow recovery for sam maxwell, a survivor from the go ship warehouse fire. he is still in the hospital after a medical coma and severe smoke inhalation. it claimed 36 lives. his parents say it is tough to say who should be accountable. a you c

we will hear the democratic address from house leader nancy pelosi with her reaction to last weekend's women march on washington and efforts to repeal the health care law. trump: my fellow americans, one week ago our administration assumed the enormous

nancy pelosi is set to speak to reporters any minute now. i'll be back. only at&t offers you all your live channels and dvr on your devices, data-free. it's entertainment. your way. >>> good morning, i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. history made on wall street, we hit 20,000. let's go to paul la monica on wall street. >> reporter: carol, yes, it was extremely loud and festive at the market open. things have quieted now. with the dow at 20,000, you have a lot of enthusiasm about the donald trump administration and what he might do for the economy, helping push the market higher. boeing is at an all-time high, defense stocks are surging because of trump. a lot of people think that even though donald trump was at odds with silicon valley during the campaign trail, things have cooled off there too. google, which isn't in the dow, is at an all-time high also. you have a lot of blue chip companies leading the market higher. carol? >> paul la monica, thanks so much. >>> president trump sending shock waves this morning, vowing on twitter to i

tim ryan garnered 63 votes in challenging nancy pelosi.votes challenging her since she's been in control of that party in that body. time tim ryan joins me right now. happy new year. >> happy new year, neil. >> i noticed today, congressman, that there were challenges to nancy pelosi in the vote. i think it was four votes for speaker. but not for her. she still maintained her position as the democratic leader. what was that all about? >> well, i think there's still some consternation out there about our messaging and what is best moving forward. clearly she won almost all of the democratic votes here today on the house floor. she's going to be our leader. i certainly spoke up about my concerns about that and the direction of the party. i lost this battle, but we're going to continue the fight. >> i misspoke there. two of those went to you, not bo ryan. i got that name stuck in my head. you had been urging the party, the democratic party, to heed the lessons of this election. but they're a blaming the russians, blame hacking. who won the pop

nancy pelosi is expected to formally introduce speaker paul ryan. rituals both parties enjoy and sometimes they get a little bit sort of mechanized here. they're part of our iconic american civil and right now both parties passing the olive branch to each other. in this case, nancy pelosi to paul ryan who say she doesn't agree with on virtually anything. more after this. neil: all right. the heft of your screen, we're waiting to hear from speaker paul ryan, as expected, witness again put in -- once again put in charge of things on the house floor. joe biden does the swearing in, that is the vice president's role, so a lot of the political tension eases up today, but the battle lines are drawn, and each party is ready to do just that. we've got ashley webster now in for trish regan. sir? ashley: i'm going to swear myself in for the 2 p.m. slot here, neil. neil: excellent. ashley: thank you very much. breaking news, as you just heard, speaker of the house paul ryan will be addressing the house any minute now after officially being reelected just momen

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nancy pelosi another house democrat received a briefing and address that in a press conference today. >> today is the epiphany. the epiphany i pray on this day that you will all have a wonderful opening coming together in the first week of the new congress as they pledged to stand their ground to protect medicare medicaid social security and the affordable care act in real so said we would work to find common ground on issues with good paying jobs . we were hoping on that day that there would be the economic initiative put forth a measure to violate the freedom of speech as well as and what they have reversed. i don't think it was they could opening instead of focusing they declared war on the house of our country. you tessin the democrats in the house and senate to refuse to participate. and republicans admitted repealing the affordable care act would add a cost to the budget and that is why they had a provision in their to inject their own rules on this subject and not have a point of order when you increase cost to the taxpayer there is also a provision for spending too discretiona

speaker nancy pelosi said, be willing to offer suggestions.'m not sure that the republicans need much help. the same way that democrats passed it without a republican vote, that is what is going to happen. there is not going to be any democratic support at all. fix commit yes, but i don't think any votes, very few votes, for repeal. this is an important step today, and it stops and a filibuster to stop repeal. but the problem still is the replace part. charlie dent, the republican member from pennsylvania said, let's not take off in this plane unless we know we can landed, and he said he wasn't sure they could have landed, and that is going to be where the republicans, they are going to need to pull together, it is not clear what that is yet. >> bret: karl, what is your sense? is this overblown as far as pushing replace so fast? >> they were affordable care act took 15 months for the democrats to write, even when they were voting, nancy pelosi famously said, we've got to pass it in order to know what is in it. i think the republicans particula

and giving them to the members of his team, there's nancy pelosi walking in there now.already in power, donald trump now says he will develop a missile defence system against iran, north korea, his administration intends to develop a state—of—the—art defence system to protect against attacks from iran and north korea. i think that's the first statement, posted on the website within minutes of his inauguration. no more details about where the system would differ from those already under development or its costs or indeed how it will be paid for. these pictures live as we can see from capitol hill, donald trump about how to his first celebratory lunch, having already signed his first executive orders. meanwhile, back at andrews air force base, barack meanwhile, back at andrews air force base, ba rack obama meanwhile, back at andrews air force base, barack obama and michelle about to board that flight, the burden of office, the responsibility of office now removed from him. this flight of office now removed from him. this flight taking them down to california for a few days

laws, i know, the last, nancy pelosi, goes crazy over those things. but they do serve to legitimize these votes. >> chris: that is interesting because with the democrats say is this is going to end up being an effort at voter suppression, not to say that is wrong, but the democratic line on this, this it will be an effort to make it harder for people to vote. jonah. >> that is with the democrats say about any voter integrity law because they basically have this theory that even the most minimal requirements for citizens to vote is somehow illegitimate, which has always struck me as ridiculous. i will say, though, to charlie's position, i agree that voter fraud exists. it tends to exist and matter only in very close state or local elections where a few hundred ballots, like in wisconsin or washington state, can tip the election. that can happen. i agree with you. it would be great to have some sort of copperheads of effort to straighten out the voting situation. that is clearly not what the motive for this. this is clearly an ego-based thing about cove